Whitla names committeemen for Hoover renomination
Idaho delegation to the Republican National Convention concluded their voting with Hoover renominated. John W Hart of Menan led a parade for Hoover while Ezra P. Whitla named Hart to notify Hoover of renomination. R. E. Nelson named to notify Curtis. Delegates plan travel and homeward trips to Michigan Minnesota and Iowa after the reorganized committee work.
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Massachusetts
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Iowa
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Florida
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Hart
Washington
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Buck McNeill The Battery dockmaster saves 247 lives
Buck McNeill known as Buck O Neill along Manhattan s waterfront has saved 247 people from drownings during twenty years as dockmaster at the Battery His biggest rescue came in 1916 freeing 224 people from the steamer Keyport five minutes before it sank He has dived 50 other times to pull sightseers and others from danger and is famed for never removing his pipe while rescuing.
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President Hoover Declared Physically Ready for Campaign
Senator Copeland of New York reports a health diagnosis that Hoover is in good condition for the reelection bid. The president shows a leaner, more grim countenance than in 1928, with routine morning workouts, meals, and substantial daily discipline shaping his stamina for the campaign.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
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Orminee Hoover
President Hoover
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Baby Goes To Jail In Falls City Neb
Mrs Gertrude Cope was jailed in Falls City Nebraska on charges of destroying property. Her seven month old baby Donald accompanied her. Standing behind them is Mrs Cope’s rope mother who also was jailed.
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Associated Press
Gertrude Cope
Falls City
Neb
Donald
Boy Drowns After Jordan River Swim
Carl William Ander son, 17, and his friend Clifford White, 15, finished a tennis match and swam in the Jordan river. Ander son developed cramps while returning, and despite two hours of artificial respiration after his body was recovered, he died.
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Carl William Anderson
Andreas Anderson
Clifford White
Anderton
Today's Crossword Puzzle Highlights and Clues
Crossword puzzle from this edition lists horizontal clues such as thin 1 Pile rows 11 selected 12 spirit 14 conjunction 15 requests 17 today 18 to put on 20 stream of oblivion 22 corded cloth 23 days before 25 parts of body 7 thus 28 stitched 0 decorum 32 organs 34 new star 35 hods 88 pertaining to Wales 41 part of to be 42 slumber 44 roll 45 heavenly body 47 sly looks 49 bow 60 Egyptian goddess 2 teast 64 pronoun fi to withdraw 57 clerical vestments 69 Spanish title 60 deast 10 most certain 11 ciphers 13 Hindu soldier 16 small particle 19 more modern 21 to equip 24 scorches 26 to part 29 humorous 81 reception 83 more saccharine 35 foundation 36 entertains 37 prophet 89 packed 40 infernal region 43 a solid figure 46 fine 48 to surfeit 51 Japanese coin 53 fortune 56 to act 68 French for the Answer to Yesterday s Puzzle 1 Day of merr 2 Part of infin e Serpent 4 Small room To genuflect Mode 7 Within Landed 9 Mohammedan officer.
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Liberals win Manitoba election led by Bracken
The Liberal Progressive government under Premier John Bracken won Manitoba's election with 22 seats secured and leads in 11 more as returns came in. Conservatives held three seats and led in six, with one Laborite and one Independent also elected. Bracken had failed to form a coalition in the legislature.
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